See Order M274-21
Filers must remove personal information from briefs AND motions in certain civil and criminal cases (see previous orders).

See Order M274-21
Filers must remove personal information from briefs in certain criminal cases

• Criminal Felony
• Criminal Misdemeanor
• Criminal Traffic
• Criminal Other

See Order M274-21
Filers must remove personal information from briefs in certain civil cases:

• Civil I
• Collections
• Contracts
• General Civil
• Landlord and Tenant
• Liens, Malpractice
• Merit Personnel
• Other Civil, Property, Real Property, Torts, and Vehicle Cases

Remember to file your Redaction Certification Form for each case and file it using the drop-down menu in the eFiling system to select “Redaction Certification Form.” You only need to file the form once for each case. To file your redacted brief or motion, then use the drop-down menu in the eFiling system to select "Redacted Brief” or “Redacted Motion.” If you do not have an attorney and do not eFile, you can email efilehelp [at] dcappeals.gov for help.

This is the public access site for the District of Columbia Court of Appeals courts case management system, C-Track. Currently, public access to certain case documents, briefs and orders, is available for civil cases filed or entered after August 1, 2021. The following information is available: case title, appellate case number, docket entries, and links to briefs and orders filed in those civil cases listed in Order M-274-21 (PDF)

While the District of Columbia Court of Appeals makes every effort to provide accurate and current information by way of CTrack, the Court does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy, legality, reliability, or content of the information provided in this system and is not liable for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. To verify information obtained from this site, please contact the Court's Public Office at (202) 879-2700 or email at fileroom [at] dcappeals.gov.

This web site was created by the District of Columba Court of Appeals as a public service. While some of the information on this site may deal with legal issues, the Court does not provide legal assistance or advice. If you need such advice or assistance, you should consult an attorney. If you need assistance locating an attorney, please visit our website. The Courts assume no liability for the use of the information provided herein and are not responsible for any errors or omissions. The information is, by necessity, general in nature and is not intended as legal advice, but rather, as information which may clarify how the Courts operate. Official statutes, court rules and orders should be consulted in addition to the information on this website. If you believe the information to be inaccurate or incomplete information, please contact the Court's Public Office at (202) 879-2700.

Beginning August 1, 2021 (See Order M274-21 PDF) filers must remove personal information from briefs in certain civil cases: Civil I, Collections, Contracts, General Civil, Landlord and Tenant, Liens, Malpractice, Merit Personnel, Other Civil, Property, Real Property, Torts and Vehicle Cases. To file your redacted brief, fill out and attach a Redaction Certification then use the drop down menu in the eFiling system to select “Redacted Brief.” Learn more about redaction.

SPECIAL NOTE: Please remember that if your documents are rejected for any reason due to non-compliance of the order of M-274-21 and not filed by the scheduled due date, you must file a motion for leave to file the brief out of time.

On Tuesday, February 20th, eFiling will become mandatory for all attorneys practicing at the D.C. Court of Appeals. This includes all agency attorneys who are not D.C. Bar members as well as attorneys practicing pro hac vice. Pro se litigants will still have the option to file at the court's Public Office. Review the administrative order governing eFiling.